Finding the right lighting style to suit your budget, your tastes, and your room theme can be challenging. Whether it be a modern trendy style with clean lines or a classic traditional style with ornate details.
Read on to discover how you can establish what your interior design theme should be and how you can make it work.
The lighting and interior design industry have plenty of words and expressions you may not be familiar with.
We've assembled a list of the most common lighting lingo to help you understand what you need to know as you become an educated lighting customer.
Bring back the glory of past decade lighting fixtures with vintage style lighting. While many of these styles are no longer produced by lighting companies, LampsUSA offers various vintage lighting products and accessories to choose from at affordable prices. Many lighting companies are seeing the value of bringing back the days of past lighting trends, and some of them even go so far as to preserve and restore vintage lighting products.
A dining chandelier greatly affects the atmosphere in your dining room. Through a well-chosen dining room chandelier, you can create the mood you want for family meals and gatherings.
Choosing a dining room chandelier can be hard, so we made this guide to help you.
CFLs perform best in open fixtures that allow airflow, such as table and floor lamps, wall sconces, pendants, and outdoor fixtures. For recessed fixtures, it is better to use a reflector CFL than a spiral CFL since the design of the reflector evenly distributes the light down to your task area. If a light fixture is connected to a dimmer or three-way socket fixture, you'll need to use a special ENERGY STAR qualified CFL designed to work in these applications. Make sure to look for CFLs that specify use with dimmers or three-way fixtures.
Choosing the right ceiling fan is more than just picking the right style and color. Ceiling fans help to cool your room in summer and circultae heat in winter.
Use our ceiling fan guide to help pick the perfect fan for your room with the right size and amount of airflow.
Installing wall lights are a great way to add flair to what was previously a blank space. You can pull off wall lighting with a variety of lighting fixtures.
Wall sconces are common lighting that is easy to install and quickly adds extra light to the room while making your walls more interesting.
You may be BREAKING the LAW and not even know!
Do you remember the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007? In an effort to reduce America's energy consumption, this law limits the use of certain sizes of inefficient incandescent light bulbs. There seems to be a lot of confusion around this new law, and what it means to average consumers like you and me.